End of Day 1

evilmrhenry on 2006/03/26 08:14 of Evil Mr Henry

Well, I've got a title:
Killer Steam-Powered Robots from Dimension X

I've got the interface and colision-detection working, but no real game yet. Still, you can run around and bump into rocks.
Version 0.01

(log in to comment)

Comments

richard on 2006/03/26 08:51:

Heh, fast work :)

I got caught in the corner, surrounded by rocks the first time I ran it :)

evilmrhenry on 2006/03/26 09:02:

Yes, there is that....

I plan for rocks to be destroyable, so that I don't need to worry about stuff like that.

dbickett on 2006/03/26 13:59:

I get this error, though I have no clue why: 
C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\Downloads\killer-robots\code>python robo
ts.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "robots.py", line 39, in ?
    g.load_images()
  File "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\Downloads\killer-robots\code\g.p
y", line 61, in load_images
    images[filename] = pygame.image.load(image_dir+"/"+filename)
pygame.error: Unsupported image format
Furthermore, I run Windows, and have no idea what that shell script does, or if it's important :) So..

evilmrhenry on 2006/03/26 17:02:

The script is for Linux; you can ignore it.

I'm not quite sure why you're getting that error, though I think it's bad news for me. (I've got a Win computer here; I'll look into it.)

crimbil on 2006/03/26 20:23:

I've got the same error on Mac OSX after I opened the image folder the first time because the OS had created a ".DS_Store" file. I think there are similar hidden files under Windows, aren't there?

The game's looking nice so far, btw :)

evilmrhenry on 2006/03/26 21:01:

Ah! Now I see. Fixing...

dbickett on 2006/03/27 02:39:

I fixed it by adding this line... 
    for filename in os.listdir(image_dir):
        if filename.endswith(".png"):
            images[filename] = pygame.image.load(image_dir+"/"+filename)

dOb on 2006/03/27 12:44:

dbickett: you could also use glob.glob instead of os.listdir

dbickett on 2006/03/27 21:11:

dOb: no, i added the second line in that snippet. I was just trying to keep the context.